Last year I reported on key search and social media marketing trends from the annual SESNY conference in New York City where mobile marketing and social media’s influence on search were prominent themes. At this year’s show, mobile continues to
Read MoreBipolar disorder, otherwise known as manic-depressive disorder, is a serious mental condition that affects children’s functioning in school and at home, and it interferes with most relationships. Symptoms of bipolar disorder are more easily recognizable in adults than in children.
Read MoreGeneral Smedley Butler is one of America’s least known and unsung heroes. Born in West Chester, Pennsylvania in 1881 into a prominent family of Quaker decent; Smedley Butler opted not to follow in his father’s footprints to become a lawyer
Read MoreHe says social media is “bullshit,” yet his own presence on Twitter is more impressive than most self-proclaimed social media experts. He’s using the same online platforms he scoffs at (even swears at) to spread the word about his book, Social
Read MoreParents are often frustrated by the amount of time their children spend staring and tapping away at their iPhones. While it’s true that teens spend a lot of phone time on Facebook or texting, smartphones can be put to good
Read MoreTypical children as young as 4 or 5 have the ability to help maintain a wholesome household by doing chores such as putting their clothes away, helping to set the table, and making their own beds. Most children consider such
Read MoreThroughout our lives our nutritional needs vary greatly. Newborns require very different nutrition than adults, males require different nutrition than females and the sick require different nutrition than athletes. Even an individual’s nutritional needs can vary from day to day
Read MoreIf you could improve any one aspect of your business’s social media presence, what would that be? If you’re anything like many of the people I’ve asked this question over the years, your answer might include things like “getting more
Read MoreMost parents considering divorce ask themselves, “Should we stay together for our children? Which would harm them more, having parents who are unhappily married or ones who are apart?” All parenting experts agree that in cases of abuse, the non-abusing
Read MoreAs Valentine’s Day approaches, some children are filled with excitement while others are filled with dread. Most adults can recall both painful and joyous memories of past Valentine’s Days and can relate with either feeling. It’s impossible to prevent children
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